PUBG Lite System Requirements

Here are the PUBG Lite System Requirements (Minimum)

PUBG Lite Recommended Requirements

Can my computer play PUBG Lite?

The creators of PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds have made a new version that requires much less powerful hardware in order to get running called PUBG Lite. It is the hopes of the creators that this “Lite” version of the game will help its brand compete with the popular game, Fortnite. Before this, Fortnite had the edge on PUBG because not only was it Free to Play, it also had much lower system requirements enabling a larger player base to enjoy the game. Can your computer run the new PUBG Lite? Chances are that if your PC is less than 5 years old, it will probably work!

More specifically, PUBG Lite’s minimum video card requirement is the same as Fortnite’s: all you need is an Intel HD Graphics 4000 or better. That’s a pretty big deal considering how many lower end computers are just looking for a new game to play. In addition to supporting integrated graphics, the lower-end CPU requirements are very low as well - an older Core i3 will get PUBG Lite running on lower graphics settings. Stop us if you’ve heard this already, but these are also the same as Fortnite’s requirements. No longer will system requirements and cost dictate which battle royale reigns supreme going into 2019.

Even when you cross over to the recommended requirements, things stay virtually the same across the board from Fortnite to PUBG Lite. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 and AMD Radeon HD 7870 are the recommended video cards which is closer to the normal for minimum requirements of normal triple A games these days, and it’s definitely less than the minimum requirements of normal PUBG. The amount of RAM that PUBG Lite requires is exactly half the needed amount that PUBG needs. If the lower system requirements can bring in more players to a ‘diet’ version of the game, it could be the beginning to an all new hype-train.

Currently, PUBG Lite plans to launch in Thailand as a test project. Attracting new players in Asia remains a top priority of Bluehole. More and more games are heading down the free to play path in order to keep their player base numbers up. Games like CS:GO and even part of CoD: Black Ops 4 have jumped ship and offered their games for free, and now PUBG Lite seems to be following the same trend. If it is successful, we could see the full version of PUBG reduce its cost or even go free to play as well.